Check out open houses.It is not a science, but an art.The most important thing in ARV is the location of the house.

It isn't rocket science, it is basic business.

Ballpark if you will.I only ask because I find it fascinating what I rent my SoCal 1950s tract houses for compared to rents in other parts of the country.

I have a degree in environmental science and was once a certified license wilderness EMT.

Very eager fascinated with the love of the deal I would love to make money in real estate can anyone reach out to me I would love to be an apprentice and learn this is not a request for a mentor I want to be hands on.

With all the variables it's more of an art than a science I suppose.

I have read book after book after book and I know that the math should be very easy, but I must be missing something in this deal that I have completed. I would appreciate if someone that has a little time would show ...

Light sanding does not impact the structural integrity of structural wood.Following that, a treatment with Kilz or Fosters encapsulating paint on the structural wood is OK as that will ensure that any hyphal matter that you missed does not become further airborne.Mold investigations and remediation are a science.  

Its been a fascinating story to follow this past week.http://wtop.com/prince-georges-county/2016/10/temp...http://www.fox5dc.com/news/213592254-story

Over the course of two and a half years, I've been able to build relationships with REO agents and position myself to better be able to acquire REO property from these agents.What I did wasn't rocket science, didn't require me to bribe anyone, didn't require me to have any specialized skills or knowledge, etc.